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IP address not linking to apache

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I'm extremely new to this, so apologies in advance for... well everything.

I have a raspberry pi and have been coding with CSS/HTML. I was attempting to use google clouds as a front-facing port, but later resorted to ngrok.

Before, putting in my domain name/IP address on my internet would show my coding from /var/www/html. My domain is now public through ndgrok, but the domain and IP address no longer uses the html files.

https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/host-public-website-raspberry-pi

This was the guide I was trying to follow, and now I have the "Hi from my Pi" screen(as seen in the guide) connected to my public domain and IP address. My normal html files are still in "/var/www/html." How do I go back to using my html?

I've tried re-downloading apache, but beyond that I'm not sure what else I should be doing. Is anyone able to help me out? Otherwise, I'm just going to restart my pi at this point, since I have all of my html files on my local computer anyways.

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This site focuses on more complex business environments, and your question is off topic here, sadly. There's however at least two other stack exchange sites where it's on topic - based on your tagging: [Ask Ubuntu](https://askubuntu.com) and [Superuser](https://superuser.com). I've voted to close to transfer it to Superuser.com, but you may also choose to delete it yourself, and ask it on one of those other sites.
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